I'm trying to make a script which in realtime changes a DIV to float either left or right but somehow I'm doing something wrong? Here is what I got...
Code JavaScript:
function logoplace(that){
document.getElementById('logoholder').style.float=that
} Code HTML4Strict:
<style type="text/css">
div#logoholder {
float:left;
border:1px solid #666666;
}
</style>
<input type="radio" name="logoplacement" value="left" onclick="logoplace(this)" />
Left
<input type="radio" name="logoplacement" value="right" onclick="logoplace(this)" />
Right
<br><br>
<div id="logoholder">This is a test</div>
I have a site with a lot of small div-boxes (with images and movieswithin them)they are positioned with CSS and float:left.i created buttons, which show and hide either all images or all moviesthis works well.but when i switch between these options, the float-position of thedivs goes crazy and every div-container is on one line for itself(instead of 5 on one line)
I'm trying to get a next/previous arrow to float over the right/left edges of a slideshow div. I'm using to absolutely positioned divs to contain the next/previous buttons but for whatever reason they refuse to display above the slideshow div. Is there any way to get controllers to float over the cycle container?
Here's my code and if you give it a try you won't see the floating next/previous buttons unless you change the 'top' values for #next_btn and #prev_btn in the CSS to be greater than the height of the image (change to 410 to see them in my example):
I have a webpage that is full of a grid of elements of the same height and width with float:left. I have buttons to filter elements in the grid, but after objects fade out, when the grid re-aligns itself floating left, the transition is jumpy.Is there anyway to animate this nicely, maybe have the boxes slide over to the new position? Or cache the position,calculate the new position, and then transition it nicely?I also have a movable ajax box that positions itself above the grid item that is clicked, and am avoiding something like Masonry because I am having issues with DOM seeing the size of ajax elements.
I have already try two method, but both fail to show on Mac IE5+ I need to show a non-fixed height table after click the button on a middle of table
Method1: Using Layer(<div>), when click on it, overflow='visible' However, overflow='visible' seems a well know bug on Mac IE5+
Method2: <td id='myRow'></td> when click the button, I set myRow.innerHTML = 'MY CONTENT TABLE' This done what I expect to, however, When I click the button and set the innerHTML='', The table seems borken down.
I have set the innerHTML=' ' (with a space) The row become blank and the table shows normally, I would like to hide this row by setting the height but seems not work.
I found a demo version of a jQuery accordion menu that I liked. I want to implement it on my soon to be published home page, What it does not do is that it pushes and pulls the content below it, as down as the accordion expands and contracts. I thought I could solve this by setting the z-index to a large number like 50 so it would sit “Zwise” above the other HTML mark-up. This does not work.Is there any way to float the z-index above the markup?Here is the code from the CSS file:
I have region which initially needs to be fixed in a certain position. After data is returned to the page and the user scrolls down to the bottom instead of remaining in its fixed postion I want my region to float to the top of the page, if I scroll right back to the top I want the region to revert to its original position.I found a very handy demo that did what I want ( http://fiddle.jshell.net/zsJAr/show/light/) BUT it uses JQuery and I am unable to use JQuery in my pages. Does anyone know how I can replicate what this demo was but without JQuery?
p.s. we are using script.aculo.os and prototype but I can't seem to find anything similar.
I'm trying to get the top menu to float however it is just not working. Code: <style type="text/css"> <!-- #secnav { width: 220px; font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:12px; font-weight:bold; } .....
I sum up some values with jQuery, which automatically inserts a dot if the result is a float. However, I would like to use a comma instead, how can I do this?
I want to be able to enter a value on a page (like 3.2), and then read it as a 32-bit float and break it into it's individual bytes.
I've tried using bitwise operators, but they seem to convert the value into an integer first, and i've tried using the toString() method to convert it into a hex value so i can parse it, but that also seems to first convert it into an integer.
I was searching to float a image to whole page, like I am having butterfly image (.gif) now I want to fly it in my whole document which is already populated with sorts of data. So is it possible with jQuery or I have to use Flash..
I have a jQuery object upon which I am setting the 'top' value using the .css() method. The value is to Float accuracy:
$('#example').css('top', 13.857759); Setting the value works fine, and the result in the DOM is: <div id="example" style="top: 13.857759px;">...</div>
However, when I go to retrieve the value using the .css() method, the value is returned as an integer: alert($('#example').css('top')) // alerts "13px" Is this an intentional quirk of jQuery, or considered to be a bug?
I'm trying to change a div (#box) from being floated left to not being floated (i.e. being a normal block-level element) when a link (#move) is clicked. I'm doing this:
window.onload = function() { var z = document.getElementById('move'); z.onclick = function() { document.getElementById('box').style.float = 'none' document.getElementById('box').style.width = px' } }
However, the div remains floated (confirmed by the handy FF web developer extension). The width does change, so it seems my problem is with the style.float bit. What am I doing wrong?
i have to do in the onkeypress or in onchange the float (real) field validation I try something:
function ValidaCampo(nomeCampo,TotInteri,TotDecimali) { DecimalPos=NomeCampo.value.Indexof(','); Lungh=TotInteri+TotDecimali+1; //sum the ineger + decimal + decimal separator
if ((window.event.charcode==',') && (DecimalPos>-1)) //i think exist a decimal separator so i don't add any other else if (DecimalPos<>TotInteri+1) //i haven' t insert too much integer else if i haven't add any decimal, i add a separator with two zero value else if nomecampo.length<>Lungh //error
I was searching to float a image to whole page, suppose I am having a butterfly image (.gif) now I want to fly it in my whole page, this page already contains lots of data or HTML elements, so that image should fly in above of all this data / element. So i was wandering that is it possible with jQuery.
All I can find is about style:float which is not what I want. I would like to animate an image randomly around the screen. So, it could slowly float across the screen, and would randomly choose its motion.
I found tablesorter plugin failed to sort the float if the float is in scientific notation? Eg. the tablesorter asc sorted result of float list is : [ 7e-06,4e-05,0.051116,0.00518,0.0].
the user enters his values in 4, 5,25,6,00 or 6,05 etc.(using the , sign)and the max validation only takes integers. How can I still make the max validation with the , sign and float values? The users isn't allowed to submit the form if the value is greater than the max value specifyed.
